Historical Sites of the Red Transportation Route (Ox Horn House)

Historical Sites of the Red Transportation Route (Ox Horn House)

The Historical Sites of the Red Transportation Route (Ox Horn House) is a cultural relic protection unit of Shanghang County and a classic red tourism attraction.

The Historical Sites of the Red Transportation Route (Ox Horn House) is located in Huangzhudun Natural Village, Tiaohé Village, Chadi Town. Built during the Qing Dynasty, it is called "Ox Horn House" because of its ox horn-like shape when viewed from above. Covering an area of approximately 1,900 square meters, the building follows the mountain terrain and consists of an upper and a lower hall. The upper hall is a single-story structure, while the lower hall has two stories. The first floor of the lower hall is made of earth and wood, and the second floor is made of wood. Between 1931 and 1934, the Red Transportation Route of the Central Soviet Area passed through this location, and a communication agency was established in the "Ox Horn House." Many villagers took on tasks such as transporting supplies and escorting personnel.

Protected Area:

To the east, it extends 10 meters outward to farmland; to the south, 10 meters outward to vegetable fields; to the west, 10 meters outward to vegetable fields; to the north, 1 meter outward to the residences of Huang He Mao and Huang Tian Mao.

Construction Control Zone:

Extending 20 meters outward from the protected area in all directions—east, south, west, and north.

Tiaohé Village: Tiaohé Village is located in the eastern part of Chadi Township, 4 kilometers from the Chadi town center and 38 kilometers from Shanghang County. County Road 613 runs through the village. It currently has 4 villager groups, with a total population of 116 households and 478 people, including 32 Party members. The village has about 6,500 mu of forested land, approximately 1,000 mu of bamboo forest, and 565 mu of arable land. The land here is fertile, with rich vegetation, making it very suitable for the growth of bamboo, fruit trees, and more. … Tiaohé Village Detailed Information++